Automatically recursively adding a list of users to all GitLab groups.

This can be useful for GitLab administration when you need to add service accounts to all groups, such as dependabot, sonarqube, and other robot accounts for automation.

You are expected to run once or run on a schedule.

• GITLAB_URL=https://gitlab.zyfra.com - GitLab server URL
• GITLAB_PRIVATE_TOKEN==None - Private access token. Normal access will allow you to grant rights no higher than the existing one and only for available groups. To manage an entire GitLab instance, it is better to use a token with sudo rights
• GITLAB_FILLING_USERS=[] Comma-separated list of GitLab user IDs to add to groups.
  Example: GITLAB_FILLING_USERS=13,14,22
• GITLAB_USERS_ACCESS_LEVEL=30 - Access level to be assigned to users
  • 10 - Guest
  • 20 - Reporter
  • 30 - Developer (default)
  • 40 - Mainteiner
  • 50 - Owner
• GITLAB_EXCLUDE_GROUPS=[] Comma-separated list of GitLab groups to be ignored at run time.
  Example: GITLAB_EXCLUDE_GROUPS=10,42
• SKIP_BLANK_GROUPS=True - Skip adding users to empty groups (groups that have no projects)
• SKIP_NESTED_GROUPS=True - Skip adding users to nested groups, the user will inherit access from the parent group anyway.
• LOG_LEVEL=INFO

• docker pull ghcr.io/woozymasta/gitlab-groups-filling-with-users:latest
• docker pull quay.io/woozymasta/gitlab-groups-filling-with-users:latest
• docker pull docker.io/woozymasta/gitlab-groups-filling-with-users:latest

Clone this repository and go into it, run:

python -m venv .venv
pip install --upgrade pip
pip install --upgrade wheel
pip install --upgrade --requirement requirements.txt
. .venv/bin/activate
cp .env .env.example
editor .env
./app.py